www.gotswf.com <http://www.gotswf.com> Some of the concepts behind the design --
First, typically when I do a general search on Google, it's usually for something that's syntax related -- essentially, I use Google to search livedocs. Unfortunately, Google tends to return results for the wrong version of the product that I'm searching for. Hence, we have restricted the google search to only return results from the latest version of the docs for any given product. In this case, it's the Flex 2.01 livedocs. If the problem that I have is more use-case related, I'd turn to the developer community -- see what people have blogged about the issue. That's why there's a "blogs/sites" tab on the search...so you can toggle between the official livedocs results and the unofficial (although quite useful) blog results. The main difference between this site and google is that we have full control over the sources of information being searched, so we can "separate the wheat from the chaff" as it were. For instance, it ONLY searches livedocs Flash 8 (vs old versions of livedocs) and it ONLY searches specific blogs which we have found to contain valuable information. The key to this working is COMMUNITY SUPPORT. While we've added about a dozen url's for it to return results in the blog/site search, we need EVERYONE'S support to suggest the top sites where they've found useful information about Flash & Flex. That's why there's a suggest a url function at the bottom of the page. Regards, Steve Drucker CEO Fig Leaf Software www.figleaf.com <http://www.figleaf.com>
